Tri tip to 137

oggg

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220F, 2.6lb tri tip on sale for $5.99/lb, sat it my freezer 1 week then thawed in the frig 1 week
SPOG and chili powder rub, hickory smoke
Pulled at 137F IT. No sear

 

oggg

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oggg

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themule69

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It looks tasty! try a reverse sear next time and it will move up to the next level.

Happy smoken.

David

 

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b-one

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Looks great! Super price I would of cleaned them out! I agree if you haven't R/S yet it's great! I'm going to pick up a TriTip when we get our order of Tatonka dust in!

 

rmmurray

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I missed the memo on tri tip weekend. Everyone did tri tips. I'm feeling a bit left out :(
Just kidding. Your tip looks great!
- Ryan.

 

bryce

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Yeah funny huh? We liked ours so much that me wife is requesting it again next Sunday for Mother's Day.

Good looking tip Oggg!

 

jamesvoneps

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Ok everybody I am new to this smoking thing! I have a brinkmann pit master deluxe. Tomorrow I am taking my first adventure. I am smoking 7lbs of pork ribs and a 2.6lb tri tip. What would be a good temp to keep and how long should I smoke. Thank you in advance like I said I am new to this so any tips help!